Nina

On May 10, 'Nina', the second feature film by Andrea Jaurrieta, opens in theaters. The Goya nominee for best new director in 2019 for 'Ana de día' now takes a risk with a dramatic suspense film starring Patricia López Arnaiz, winner of best actress at the Goya 2021 for 'Ane' and nominated this year in the same category for '20,000 species of bees'.

For this new project, Jaurrieta presents us with the story of a 45-year-old woman with one goal: to return to her native coastal town, shotgun in hand, to take revenge on Pedro, a famous writer whom the town is going to punish. pay tribute. There she will not only be reunited with her memories and her place of origin, she will also do so with Blas, a childhood friend who will make her rethink if revenge is her only option /b> of her.

The filming took place over six weeks between Mundaka and Bermeo, two locations in Bizkaia where we can see Arnaiz's character reconnect with her roots, old memories and old acquaintances. she. "What happened Nina? Why are you here? Why do you carry a shotgun in your bag?"... As these questions are asked we delve a little deeper into this story full of mystery , which we will discover when the protagonist approaches her secrets from the past without fear.

The production is carried out by BTeam ('The Girls'), Icónica Producciones ('The Author'), Irusoin ('La trench infinity') and Lasai Producciones ('Ana de día'), with with the participation of EITB, Movistar Plus+, Filmin and Vodafone TV, and with the financing of the ICAA, the Basque Government, the Community of Madrid and the Government of Navarra.

Dario Grandinetti will star in the film alongside Arnaitz. The Argentine actor has participated in films by renowned directors such as Pedro Almodóvar in 'Hable con ella' and 'Julieta' or Damián Szifrón in 'Relatos Savages' and won the Silver Shell at the San Sebastián Festival for 'Rojo'.